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Your cell phone is spying on you; make it stop

Posted December 1, 2011 - 5:02 pm

Carriers have installed tracking software from a company called CarrierIQ to track customer actions, locations and other data, secretly. Read further to find tools to find the tracker and delete it. Don't make invasion of your privacy any easier than it has to be.
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Android malware growing at rate of 1,320 percent per year

Posted November 16, 2011 - 4:31 pm

Android is, by far, the fastest-selling cell phone OS, which could have known by the speed with which people are creating malware to attack it.
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Malware becomes the measure of success in smartphone market

Posted August 23, 2011 - 4:42 pm

It's hard to choose among the sometimes-contradictory market-share numbers in the competition for smartphone dominance. McAfee's quarterly malware report gives a good indication of changes the future of the market by tracking the parasite's point of view.
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Source code for the hottest malware of the year released into the wild

Posted August 16, 2011 - 12:11 pm

Source code and instructions for using the rootkit competing with Zeus for the title of most effective bank-targeting malware has been released by a hacker group; analysts expect to learn a lot that will help stop SpyEye, but also expect to be overwhelmed by script kid attacks.
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Positive trend in malware: rootkit developers killing each other's code

Posted August 10, 2011 - 5:41 pm

TDL built botnet armies. Its builder sold source code for more money for more armies. Someone who bought it built in a TDL killer. Now they both sound like the plot to a silly summer movie.
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